Take A Hot Spring In The Rain

[xsofiawu]

After two hours' torture of Toeic test this morning, I went to WuLai to take a hot spring with Leo in the afternoon. Sunny in Taipei city, but it drizzled on the way to WuLai. As long as the rain didn't contain dogs and cats, it's still quite suitable to take a hot spring in the open air.

It took us only 30 minutes to get away from the crowdy Taipei to the naturally-adorn WuLai. The more chilling it is, the more comfortable it will be to bathe yourself in the hot spring with drizzle falling down on my swimming cap. This place is totally free of charge, constructed by some volunteers and supported by the town house(鎮公所).

I found a lot of data about this resort in the internet, and here is the most representative one: http://blog.pixnet.net/Leddy/post/5984646

After bathing my body to red, I would jump into the river to cool myself down. Nothing can be compared with that feeling, sometimes I wondered if I was in Heaven.

[Celia]

Sofia,you really enjoy the life:)
WuLai is such a beautiful place despite it's so far from donwtown.
Even though take MRT to 新店station then take taxi to 春秋烏來,it costs at least NT:400.
I won't forget the experience having hot spring at 春秋烏來,which emphasizes what they sell is a kind of sense of tranquility!

[xsofiawu]

There are two ways to save your money enjoying a hot spring:

1. Take a bus at 公館, which costs you NT45 dollars only.

2. Take an absolutely pure HOT spring just beside the river, which is the origin of the hot spring, and costs you nothing.